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Malaysia’s police chief has opened a disciplinary inquiry into a police officer who posted viral videos showing Malaysian tourists mocking people in China as “smelly” after the clips triggered anger in both countries and prompted a public apology. Inspector General of Police Mohd Khalid Ismail said...
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Still Watching. South China Morning Post frames it as "Malaysian police officer faces disciplinary probe over viral ‘smelly’ Chinese video". KTRK / ABC13 Houston frames it as "Cases tied to Houston police officer fired over racist video include murder, robbery and...".
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Malaysia’s police chief has opened a disciplinary inquiry into a police officer who posted viral videos showing Malaysian tourists mocking people in China as “smelly” after the clips trigge...
Inspector-General of Police Khalid Ismail said the individual remains on active duty while investigations are ongoing. Local media reports have linked the case to a video involving social m...
The Houston police officer who was fired after posting a racially charged and profanity-laced video on social media was involved in dozens of misdemeanor and felony cases, according to a re...